Zoom announced on Wednesday that it has decided to offer end-to-end encryption to free users after all, as long as they verify their account by providing an additional piece of information, such as a phone number.
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Zoom Will Offer End-to-End Encryption to Free Users
Zoom announced on Wednesday that it has decided to offer end-to-end encryption to free users after all, as long as they verify their account by providing an additional piece of information, such as a phone number. The post Zoom Will Offer End-to-End Encryption to Free Users appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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